Kansas communities see dramatic spikes in coronavirus cases
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A spike in reported coronavirus cases has prompted a northeast Kansas community to take a step back in reopening its economy and led the commanding general of a nearby U.S. Army post to restrict soldiers' visits to a popular bar and restaurant district.
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